I have a ringing in my head
And no one to help me answer it
Even with you close enough to kiss

Every minute is arranged
Every moment lasts a day
But thinking about it can't help me let go, I know

Talk, talking a lot, but it's still talk
Gotta love how it's somehow all on me
All the petty scenes
And all the pretty things
Say whatever you want
Cause I can laugh it off
I can laugh it off

I must look like I'm running away
To you at your faster pace
I wonder what it is you could have seen, in me

Yeah, I'm the evil one who said:
"Gonna let everything just happen"
Just like my chest, my ears are proud
The collision is such an ugly sound

I can hear you now
Talk, talking a lot, but it's still talk
Gotta love how it's somehow all on me
All the petty scenes
And all the pretty things
Say whatever you want
Cause I can laugh it off

Talk, talking a lot, but it's still talk
Gotta love how it's somehow all on me
All the petty scenes
And all the pretty things
Say whatever you want
Cause I can laugh it off
I can laugh it off

I can hear you now

Talk, talking a lot, but it's still talk
Gotta love how it's somehow all on me
All the petty scenes
And all the pretty things
Say whatever you want
Cause I can laugh it off

Talk, talking a lot, but it's still talk
Gotta love how it's somehow all on me
All the petty scenes
And all the pretty things
Say whatever you want
Cause I can laugh it off


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    Futures is a lot more deeper, darker. And Stay On My Side Tonight is the same as Futures but a little more sinister. Chase This Light from what I've heard so far is just as good as other albums, J.E.W are trying to progress their sound, experiment. This album seems a little more poppy... poppy may be the wrong word. More chirpy, more upbeat. It's not worse, it's just different. Take a bit more time to listen to the album the whole way through, a few more times and I'm sure you'll be able to appreciate it for what this is. I like the 'talk, talking a lot, but it's still talk', it's catchy!

    blessbabeon November 22, 2007   Link

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